The video above and the maps below show the densest neighbourhood in each European country based on their population in 2018.

In this case neighbourhood is being defined as 1km x 1km square (1 KM2), with the number of people being shown.

The video and maps were created by Alasdair Rae and you can read the full explanation here.

The neighbourhoods ranges from a high of 52,767 people in Barcelona Spain to a low of 2,030 people in Schaan Liechtenstein.

Here they are in order:

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The map above shows a map of Austria in the immediate aftermath of World War 1. Basically, all the German speaking bits of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Here’s what the map legend says:

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Map created by maven.mappingand the.world.in.mapsPlease note: The map does not promote any political systems. It is for educational purposes only.

The map above shows the locations of Nazi Germany’s concentration & death camps between 1941 and 1944.

From the maps author:

The map shows key German concentration and death camps from 1941 to 1944, marked with red and black squares. It covers Nazi Germany and occupied territories, including present-day Poland and Austria.

Major camps like Auschwitz (1940), Dachau (1933), Treblinka (1942), and Bergen-Belsen (1940) are labeled with their founding years. The map highlights the scale of the Nazi camp system during World War II.

During the Holocaust’s Final Solution, Nazi Germany established six extermination camps to carry out the systematic genocide of the Jews in territories under its control.

All of these camps were situated in the General Government area of occupied Poland—except for Chelmno, which was located in the Reichsgau Wartheland area of German-occupied Poland to better hide their crimes.

Here is a list of the death camp locations.

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Map comes from PEN AmericaThe map above comes from from PEN America, which tracks book bans and fights censorship in public schools and libraries across the country.

Here’s how they defined a ban:

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Map created by Yanko TsvetkovThe map above looks at how the Greeks view cuisine from the rest of Europe. It’s the work Yanko Tsvetkov and was created in 2015 as part of his Atlas of Prejudice map series.

Titled the Culinary Map of Europe According to Greece, it’s a funny look at how the Greeks look at the rest of Europe’s food choices.

But before continuing, keep in mind this map is satire.

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Map found on redditIndia is now the world’s most populous country with over 1.46 billion people. However, that number is almost too big to understand so here’s another way to look at it. It has more people than all of the countries listed above combined.

Here’s an explanation:

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Map created by Yanko TsvetkovThe map above is the work Yanko Tsvetkov and was created in 2018 as part of his Atlas of Prejudice map series.

It’s supposed to be a humorous look at how the Donald Trump 1.0 viewed Europe in 2018.

Here’s what’s included:

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Map found on redditThe map above shows the names for various countries in Māori, including France which is Wiwi (my 5 year old loves this).

More about their names for countries:

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The two maps here are the work of @hdk_maps.

The map above shows the number of Alpacas per US county.

Top 10 Counties:

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The map above supposedly shows the prevalence of blond hair in the population around the world.

The map doesn’t list its sources and the definition used.

Moreover, what counts as blond varies from country to country and even throughout a person’s lifetime (When I was a kid I had very blond hair, which then turned brown and is now rapidly turning grey).

But here’s a bit more on blond hair:

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